Imagism: poets, manifestos, and international spread (1909-1927)

1. Hulme’s early poems anticipate Imagist style

   Jan 1, 1909Labels: T E, London Poets'

   • T E Hulme
   • Imagisme fr

2. Pound coins “H.D., Imagiste” label in London

   Jan 1, 1912Labels: Ezra Pound, H D

   • Britannica
   • 1912 in poetry

3. Aldington’s “Imagistes” poems appear in Poetry

   Nov 1, 1912Labels: Richard Aldington, Poetry magazine

   • Aldington
   • 1912 in poetry

4. H.D. debuts in Poetry as “H.D., Imagiste”

   Jan 1, 1913Labels: H D, Poetry magazine

   • Poetry Fdn
   • 1913 in poetry

5. Flint and Pound publish core Imagist statements

   Mar 1, 1913Labels: F S, Ezra Pound

   • Poetry Fdn
   • JSTOR
   • Poets org

6. Pound’s “In a Station of the Metro” published

   Apr 1, 1913Labels: Ezra Pound, In a

   • Poetry Fdn
   • April 1913

7. Des Imagistes appears as The Glebe special issue

   Feb 1, 1914Labels: Des Imagistes, Ezra Pound

   • The Glebe
   • Des Imagistes

8. Blast No. 1 links Imagism to Vorticism

   Jun 20, 1914Labels: BLAST, Vorticism

   • Blast
   • Oread

9. H.D.’s “Oread” appears in Blast No. 1

   Jun 20, 1914Labels: H D, Oread

   • Oread
   • Blast

10. Lowell-led first annual anthology Some Imagist Poets

    Apr 1, 1915Labels: Amy Lowell, Some Imagist

    • Gutenberg
    • Poets org

11. Flint publishes “History of Imagism” in The Egoist

    May 1, 1915Labels: F S, The Egoist

    • Imagism
    • The Egoist

12. Some Imagist Poets 1916 volume published

    May 1, 1916Labels: Some Imagist, Houghton Mifflin

    • MJP 1916
    • Morgan

13. Some Imagist Poets 1917 volume published

    Apr 1, 1917Labels: Some Imagist, Houghton Mifflin

    • MJP 1917
    • Poets org
    • Poetry Fdn

14. Imagist methods absorbed into broader modernism

    Jan 1, 1921Labels: Modernist poetry, Imagism

    • Poets org
    • Britannica